Marian Carrasquero

5 days ago | phillytrib.com | Marian Carrasquero

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1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Marian Carrasquero

MEXICO CITY -- They weren’t allowed to buy ads on television, radio, billboards or online. Mexico barred them from public funding or receiving campaign contributions. National debates were difficult, if not impossible, to mount. So people running to be judges across Mexico were largely left with social media. In one widely seen video, one Supreme Court candidate argued that he was as well seasoned as the fried pork sold on the streets.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Marian Carrasquero

(Mexico Dispatch)TAPACHULA, Mexico -- A restless crowd of people under a blazing morning sun pressed up to an immigration official in a remote corner of Mexico, each person begging to get on a flight out. They were not trying to get to the United States, as many of them had hoped to not long ago. Now they were trying to get back to Venezuela -- or simply escape this town -- if only they had the passports, paperwork or the means to leave.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Paulina Villegas |Marian Carrasquero

Miles de migrantes varados en el sur de México forman parte de una creciente ola de migración inversa: ante las políticas del presidente Trump, buscan regresar a los países de los que huyeron. Keila Mendoza, con uno de sus dos hijos, huyó de Venezuela hace ocho años, dirigiéndose a Colombia y con la esperanza de llegar finalmente a Estados Unidos.

Dec 17, 2024 | caracaschronicles.com | Marian Carrasquero

Life A Photojournalist’s Homecoming I was disconnected from the country I’m from until an assignment sent me back to cover the July election. The experience shook me professionally and personally To document a country at the height of a historic turning point is to face a fragile and unstable reality. But when that country is, or once was home, it becomes something else entirely— a reckoning, a testament to what was, and a confrontation with what remains.